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[Thank you and goodbye.]

Take care.

Haeun, don't sleep during class, okay?

[Episode 11]

Was "don't sleep"

that sad a statement?

Teenage girls' emotions fluctuate

as much as their weight.

It is impossible to predict.

Don't forget.

Laugh when others laugh.

When they cry,

that is when you cry.

The area that feels sadness

is the limbic system.

Frontal lobe, parietal lobe, temporal lobe,

hypothalamus and cerebro-pontine.

Raised cheeks. Down-turned lips.

Furrowed eyebrows.

Body signals of sadness.

Raised cheeks.

Down-turned lips.

Furrowed eyebrows.

Please.

You're so mature, fighting back the tears.

Thank you for trying so hard.

You've given me courage to say goodbye.

Tears.

A protein substance 0.9 percent

more concentrated than sweat.

The strongest body signal expressing sadness.

I knew everything about tears,

but I never

learned how to shed tears.

[A Beautiful Mind]

[A Beautiful Mind]

I want to make an effort.

It may be impossible.

But for once,

I'd like to make an effort.

Love?

Dr. Lee, your training may be over now.

Have you finally begun

to love your patients?

No.

You.

What did you just say?

Like you said,

I've started to love.

I think

I've begun to love

you.

I'm not too familiar with this feeling.

Now, it's your turn. Say something.

What do you want me to say?

What you feel.

Go on.

I don't know.

You don't know.

You don't know.

You don't know.

How could you not know?

It's okay I cannot know

since I have a disorder.

But you...

You are my Wi-Fi.

You're supposed to explain it to me,

but you don't know.

Then where am I supposed to get that answer?

And from whom?

Tell me.

From whom?

What you said was correct.

I will give you

an answer.

What's wrong?

Is this the ER?

I'm Lee Yeongo from Neurosurgery.

Do you have any emergency surgeries?

I'll do them.

I'll run right over, so wait.

Okay.

The ER called with an emergency.

You just called the ER.

Who made the call is irrelevant.

What matters is that it is an emergency.

I need to go operate because it's an emergency.

So I have no other choice

but to hear your response another time

since it's an emergency.

But... Wait!

You said you didn't know.

How could you suddenly have an answer?

Don't grab just one of a slew of thoughts

running through your brain and say that's it.

Think it through.

Reflect on your thoughts

slowly.

There's plenty of time.

Think about it carefully.

Kang Shinjoo. Age 32.

She has a migraine and is partially paralyzed.

We took a CT scan of her brain

and suspect she has Moyamoya disease.

She has a unique condition.

She is 29 weeks pregnant.

Doctor, her BP keeps dropping.

Her brain hemorrhage keeps worsening.

If we wait, even treatment with steroids

may be inadequate.

What if drugs don't work?

You will need surgery.

An emergency surgery.

No. I can't have anesthesia.

I won't do anything bad for my baby.

Do you see that?

It's proof the hemorrhage is worsening.

Doctor. Doctor, look.

Diabetes insipidus.

Diabetes insipidus?

All of the fluids in her body

is being discharged as urine

because of the enzyme created in the placenta.

The fetus is in danger.

Dr. Yang,

notify Obstetrics.

Once they've completed their surgery,

we will start the emergency surgery.

Yes, Doctor.

No.

You want me to have the baby now?

The baby is only 29 weeks in. That's crazy!

You want me to have a premature baby?

No. I'm leaving. I'm leaving!

- Ma'am! / - No.

This is a hospital.

Trust us. Okay?

Shinjoo.

Are you okay? What about the baby?

I'm fine.

How are the kids?

- Mommy. / - Mommy.

Joongoo.

I'm fine.

Mommy is fine.

Are you her guardian?

She needs emergency surgery.

I won't have surgery.

Surgery? What...

After labor is induced,

we will begin EVD surgery

to stop the bleeding in the brain.

Labor?

The baby is only 29 weeks old.

That's too dangerous.

If we don't,

the mother may die.

I see she has two kids already.

I understand she loves children,

but her life takes priority right now.

Nurse Jang, call Obstetrics.

No.

No! I can't.

Calm down.

This baby

isn't mine.

It isn't my baby.

We notified Obstetrics.

The doctor is heading to the ER.

Okay.

I got it. Okay.

I'm losing my mind.

Stand up straight!

Punk.

You really became a doctor.

You used to skip classes when you were young

thanks to your parents' influence.

Who are you?

It's me.

Samgwang Middle School.

It's me, Hanmo. Jung Hanmo.

Hanmo. Jung Hanmo?

Hanmo?

Why have you changed so much?

I didn't recognize you.

- How have you been? / - Good.

Look at you.

You used to take my basketball shoes from me

every time I got new ones. Do you want to die?

It's thanks to my taking your sneakers

that you didn't play basketball and became a doctor.

I'm so proud of you.

You're right. Thanks.

Do you want a taste of my drop kick?

Stop overreacting.

Stop that. I'm tired.

Hey.

It hurts.

Hanmo.

Hanmo. Hey. Hey!

Hanmo. Hanmo!

What are you doing?

Come on!

I don't know what happened.

I need to close this up.

- Bring me the kit. / - Okay.

Careful.

- Hurry. / - Hey, you!

What? What?

You look like a real doctor.

This isn't a joke.

A surrogate? Do you mean

you lent your womb?

Ma'am,

did you know about this?

It's good for both parties

who are in need.

She introduced me to the parents of the baby.

She takes care of me.

Shinjoo.

Be strong

and tough it out for one week.

There's a difference between

a 29-week premature baby

and an impatient 30-week baby that came early.

Which do you think would be better?

I'll try.

I'll do all I can.

Please talk to the parents for me.

Did you hear that?

I won't give birth.

I can't.

Ma'am,

this is no time to think about 29 weeks

or 30 weeks

and let your delusions take control.

Your brain has already started to bleed.

Nobody can predict

what will happen.

On top of that,

the baby in your womb

may not even see

the inside of an incubator,

which you people detest so much,

and die

from a lack of oxygen.

If you don't get surgery now,

it may die. Do you understand me?

It may die.

If I have it now,

my children and I

will die.

This baby's parents

are paying our rent

and living expenses

in exchange for a healthy baby.

Don't look at me like that.

I'm helping people in need.

I can't have the baby now.

It's for my children's sake.

Decide.

This is your decision.

Okay. Answer me.

Go on.

Dr. Lee.

Answer me.

Dr. Lee.

Are you

asking her to decide

or trying to scare her?

You push and

demand an answer and a decision.

You should be understanding of her situation first.

You should give her time to think, too.

It's so obvious.

This is how you treat your girlfriends, isn't it?

I gave her time.

Plenty of time

to reflect and think.

Who?

Nurse Jang,

why don't you

take on that patient?

The baby's heart will struggle to last two days.

If you're so confident, get her to consent to surgery.

What?

While understanding her situation

and giving her plenty of time.

But...

[Wi-Fi]

Wi-Fi?

Wi-Fi? What?

Did you hate seeing your unemployed brother

- play games that much? / - That's not it!

That's not it. I said it isn't.

If you annoy me again, I'll cut off your Wi-Fi. Got it?

Is that your answer?

You punk.

Dr. Lee.

Let me make myself clear.

I will not accept an answer like this

that is not at a designated time and place.

I won't accept a notification.

Wait a second.

Are you angry right now?

Yes, I am angry right now.

It is all your fault.

Seeing a foolish patient make a bad decision

annoyed and frustrated me.

I've never felt this way before.

And I've been saying stupid things.

When I think about you,

I say stupid things.

Ever since you jumped in the water,

I've been a total...

But what's more shocking is

that I don't hate

this side of me.

I heard Ms. Kang Shinjoo is your patient.

Neurology was notified that she's getting steroids.

Is she in emergency surgery right now?

Dr. Lee.

You may hate me.

But this isn't about me.

We've decided

to operate

if the patient decides to.

If the patient decides to?

You're waiting?

I'm waiting

for Nurse Jang to convince her.

The patient is deciding on a surgery

and you asked a nurse for help?

For your surgery?

Who made you this way?

You've

changed.

What do you mean?

Why don't we take an MRI or a PET

of your brain?

Are you still

playing my doctor,

Dr. Kim?

Come any time

if you need me.

You're back early.

Weren't you at Hyunsung Group's performance meeting?

They attacked me like crazy

because we're the least profitable in the group.

I don't need to stay and applaud like an idiot

every time the others present their profits.

Once the regenerative medicine enters the market,

the group's attitude will change.

It changed already.

My brother is already on guard.

He appreciates how big the market is.

He's looking for losses in the hospital to push me out

so that he can claim the regenerative medicine.

I need to bring it into the black somehow

before the next fiscal period.

We don't have a method...

Yes, we do.

The fastest and most effective way.

Downsizing.

Manpower is only useful when you need it.

If you don't need it...

If it's sweet, you swallow. If it's bitter,

you spit it out any time.

Outsource whatever you can,

and switch out expensive, experienced workers

with contract workers.

Get rid of anyone on maternity or paternity leave.

It'll get rid of any notions of getting money for free.

Nice.

I'm 30 weeks pregnant, too.

I'm turning 40 soon. It's so late, isn't it?

The nurses took turns getting pregnant.

I don't want to hear it.

I don't have a job.

I'm protecting this baby to protect my children.

If your brain hemorrhage persists,

your children

will end up as orphans.

Even if her brain hemorrhage persists,

the baby in her womb will be fine

as long as she is on a respirator, right?

It's better than an incubator.

The parents of the baby would prefer...

What did you say?

Be realistic.

Do you want to be out on the streets?

It's a hospital. They'll keep you alive.

Tough it out for one week.

No. Just three to four days. You have to.

Nurse Nam,

can you throw out this woman?

- What? / - I can't listen to this anymore.

It's bad for my baby.

Oh my gosh.

Oh my gosh. Excuse me! Oh my gosh!

Excuse me. Oh my gosh! Excuse me!

Don't lose to jerks like that.

Even if we are swayed by money,

let's not lose.

The kids need a mom

in this crazy world.

Live.

Be healthy.

Don't give up.

So this is where you guys were.

Go in and see your mommy.

- Mommy! / - Good.

How did it go?

Will she

have the surgery?

If I choose a patient,

it means she will have surgery.

I've always wanted to say that.

It sounded cool.

I'll let you know

once the surgery has been scheduled.

Nurse Jang,

I'll need you

in my surgery.

When I want certain staff member,

that person

must be in my OR.

Do you understand?

If I choose a patient...

Once was enough. Don't overdo it.

Okay, then.

Nurse Nam.

All that working out paid off.

I almost fell for you.

Fine. Be that way.

Sorry that a mother fell for you.

What?

What's wrong? Did something happen?

Log into the intranet

and check for yourself.

There are new assignments.

[Jang Moonkyung]

[Cardio-cerebrovascular Center, PA Nurse]

[Hyunsung Museum of Medicine, Manager]

We have all the volunteers we need for the treatments.

Once the treatments begin,

we'll begin the media propaganda...

Mr. Lee.

Director Lee.

What did I do wrong?

Did something happen?

I got pregnant after seven years of marriage.

I'm almost 40.

The hospital told the nurses to take turns having kids.

You said to reduce my hours

during my pregnancy because it's tiring,

but I never once did that

for the hospital's sake.

Nurse Jang, what do you think you're doing?

There is a process for everything.

If you have a complaint, you should...

Is it because I'm pregnant?

Is that why you transferred a PA nurse

to manage a medical museum?

It's the group being considerate.

A way to protect a mother's health.

It's better for the fetus to be in an office

than working on your feet in an OR.

You're telling me to resign on my own

because with my maternity leave,

I'm a waste of money for the hospital.

Nurse Jang...

It is true

that the transfers were planned.

However, it was not planned to get rid of

seasoned nurses as yourself.

I'll look into it.

- Director Lee... / - Would you

please trust me and wait?

Is Mr. Kang in his office?

Why?

Contrary to the planned downsizing,

the experienced nurses are being cut.

I need to check for myself.

Please don't do that.

Dr. Hyeon.

Bringing Hyunsung into the black

is critical for our regenerative medicine.

If we stay in the red,

we'll have to get outside investors

to get the funding for our research needs.

Then our research

will be controlled by money.

If the results are influenced by money...

Think about it.

Rather than prioritize safety,

the patients will be used for profit.

I want to prevent that

from happening to our regenerative medicine.

Dr. Hyeon is correct.

If it isn't the best option,

you need wisdom to choose the lesser evil.

Please accept

the downsizing.

Tell me.

What is it?

Nurse Lee Haejoo

will assist in Kang Shinjoo's surgery.

The nurse that I want

is you, Nurse Jang.

You know Nurse Lee.

She's light and quick,

so she won't upset you.

If I want someone with quicker hands than you,

I can find over 100 nurses in this hospital alone.

Look, Nurse Jang.

If Ms. Kang changes her mind during surgery,

you are the only one

who can change her mind about it.

That's why I can't do it.

It's humiliating.

It's humiliating?

Why?

I thought I was fighting well with my baby.

Because of the low birth rate,

they made it sound like as long I had a baby,

society would help raise it.

I thought I was a working mom.

But?

But I am

nothing but a way to cut costs here.

A money-eating hippo.

How could I dare tell Ms. Kang

to be strong?

That it'll be okay?

And to have the baby?

I can't do that.

- Poor Nurse Jang. / - I heard.

I feel so bad for her.

How could they do that?

What's going on?

She's pregnant, too.

- What will she do? / - I heard.

Have you eaten?

What are you chatting about?

Nurse Jang, I have a favor to ask.

My patient is a total idiot.

When we were in middle school,

he would steal all of my basketball shoes.

I can't believe I met my enemy here.

It's a small world.

You should be a good person.

It was insane yesterday.

Blood was gushing from his temporal artery.

I didn't know if I should

just leave him or stay with him.

But I'm a doctor after all.

- I was choosing between life and death... / - And?

Dr. Schweitzer that lives in my DNA spoke to me,

so I stitched him up perfectly.

I bet you made it crooked

and made sure it hurt a lot.

How did you know that?

You need to pinch it hard

when you stitch up the temporal artery.

Did you hear that?

You're awesome. High-five.

High-five!

Give him a strong antibiotic.

An antibiotic?

Unasyn?

Yes, of course.

Make sure it hurts.

That's what matters.

- Dr. Yang. / - Yes?

- Thank you. / - For what?

For comforting me.

What, did I get caught again?

Why am I so nice and considerate?

I better run away now.

Dr. Yang Seongeun said you're a friend of his.

He asked me to take good care of you.

We were in the same class, but not very close.

He got good grades, and his family was rich.

He was good at sports, too.

He was a jerk though, right?

Rub here.

The jerk is here.

I heard what you two said.

I did what you asked me to do.

Do you mean the antibiotic, Unasyn?

Not that.

I made the injection as painful as possible.

Gosh.

Your test results just came out.

You're suffering from malnutrition.

Let me take a look.

Goodness. You really have malnutrition.

- You have an ulcer in your mouth. / - Gosh.

It's not like I'm a poor kid in Somalia.

Why don't you rest for a week and get a check-up?

I'll get fired.

If I take one week of unpaid leave,

I'll be kicked out because I can't afford the rent.

You're still the same rich boy

who never went through any hardships in life.

That's ridiculous.

You have no idea what I've been going through here.

I work 12 hours a day every day.

I don't even have time to go home.

I don't have time to date either. It's hard.

My monthly salary is less than 2,000 dollars after tax.

I start my fellowship next year.

It's practically unpaid work.

Okay?

Still,

you're a doctor.

When we were in middle school,

we sat side by side,

but now

we live in different worlds.

Do you know

why I stole your sneakers?

How would I know that?

I wanted to see the boy who has everything

get angry.

But I failed.

You came to school in a new pair of shoes every time.

And they were always nicer than the old ones.

Be quiet. Listen to me.

There's an artery right here.

I'm getting angry as I think about that incident.

My hands are starting to shake.

If my hands keep shaking, I might damage your artery.

Do you still want me to get angry?

I'm sorry.

I was young.

Gosh. Life is so unfair.

I remembered you, but you didn't recognize me.

Hey, that's just because

your appearance changed so much.

You look a bit burnt, too. That's why

Hey! Hey!

What's wrong? Hey!

Nurse!

Darn it.

Where is Nurse Jang Moonkyung?

Why do you ask?

She gave my patient

an antibiotic and he's in anaphylactic shock.

Where is Nurse Jang?

Why is he in anaphylactic shock?

I gave him Unasyn as you told me.

Did you do a skin allergy test?

It's essential to do that before giving Unasyn.

Of course, I did.

I attended to patients longer than you did.

I would never make that kind of mistake.

You can't...

Maybe you were mistaken.

What else could have caused it?

Nurse Jang probably thought

the transfer was unfair,

so she decided to get back at the hospital.

She wouldn't make such a basic mistake.

She's too soft-hearted to do that.

She's carrying a baby, too.

Dr. Yu,

not everyone is like you.

She must have been distracted.

You know how hard she worked

to become a PA nurse despite her pregnancy.

It really is unfair.

Why would she work at a museum?

They want her to resign.

They couldn't say they don't want a pregnant employee.

Use your brain.

Nurse Jang has a good reputation.

The union won't let this slide.

So the hospital is giving her the choice

to accept the transfer or quit her job.

It's a conspiracy.

Hyunsung Medical Center is the main conspirator

in this conspiracy.

Why did you ambush us like that?

Goodness.

How long have you been here, Dr. Lee?

I was here before you came in

and started this enthusiastic discussion.

So

regardless of whether or not it was a mistake,

or if the hospital administrators conspired it,

the patient is suffering from anaphylactic shock

because of what Nurse Jang did.

Is that correct?

How is he doing?

He was...

He was brought here for malnutrition.

Now he's suffering from anaphylactic shock.

My friend here

can't even afford a medical examination.

Your friend?

Is he your friend?

He and I went to the same school.

He's a friend of mine.

- No reaction. / - It seems that

he hasn't eaten well because he was busy.

He has an ulcer in his mouth.

I examined him yesterday.

All of his joints are damaged

probably from working too hard.

He has joint pains as well?

Let me see.

Dr. Lee, we always

complain

that we work more than the maximum hours.

But he...

Are you worried because he's your friend?

Or are you pitying him

because he's poor?

If you let your emotions cloud your judgment,

you won't find out what caused the anaphylactic shock.

Though you may be able to comfort yourself

by thinking that you're a good person.

Pardon?

You said you didn't see Nurse Jang

do a skin allergy test, right?

Yes.

Where is Nurse Jang?

I

didn't do anything wrong.

I've worked in this hospital for a long time.

I don't want to leave being falsely accused like this.

I believe you're not in a position

to argue what's right or wrong in this matter.

At least

give me a chance to prove it wasn't my mistake, please.

Please put off the transfer until then. I'll stay...

He's in anaphylactic shock. What more should I say?

If you complicate this situation,

it'll damage the reputation of the hospital

and you'll be changed with malpractice.

She didn't

make any mistakes.

What happened to the patient

wasn't because of Nurse Jang.

It wasn't medical malpractice either.

It turns out that he doesn't have malnutrition.

He has lupus.

His face is severely sunburned

due to light sensitivity, a symptom of lupus.

The mouth ulcer

and the joint pains

are symptoms of lupus as well.

He has lupus?

Then he shouldn't have been prescribed Unasyn.

That's correct.

It wasn't Nurse Jang

who caused the anaphylactic shock.

It happened because there weren't

seasoned nurses like Nurse Jang

in the emergency room.

The culprit is the cheap substitute workers

who didn't look into the patient's medical history

and didn't do the drug allergy test.

More precisely,

the real cause was

Mr. Kang Hyeonjun's cost cutting plan.

Nurse Jang

isn't the cause of losses in the hospital.

She's my surgical assistant.

Nurse Jang,

do you think you can assist me

in the surgery of Ms. Kang Shinjoo?

Nurse Jang?

I'll book an OR.

Wait for me.

- Yes, Mom. / - Yes, Mom.

Ta-da.

You two wait here, okay?

- Okay. / - Good boys.

I'll begin the surgery.

I'll start with an EVD.

Let's begin.

Are you happy?

Why are you smiling at the reflection of yourself?

I'm not. A doctor should know how to treat diseases.

Is your first task as the director

to go up against me over authority?

You want me to cancel the reorganization of manpower?

The mistakes of inexperienced nurses

are causing cases of medical malpractices.

The complaints will lead to lawsuits,

and the legal expenses

will cost the hospital a fortune.

This balance sheet will show you

how much more the unreasonable reorganization

will cost the hospital.

Like they say, "Office changes manners."

You're learning very quickly.

Chairman Kang Ildo, your father,

is looking at the same report as we speak.

You're good at calculating profits and losses.

I believe we will come to the same conclusion.

You once said

that a monster like me

doesn't belong in this hospital.

This hospital values profit more than lives

and you are the current director of this place.

Which one of us is the real monster?

Gosh. What's this?

Where are your manners?

When you receive a present,

you should at least pretend to be happy or open it.

Let's call it even.

I know they're not good enough for your tastes.

You can wear them when you work.

I think...

I feel like the burden of guilt has been

lifted off my shoulders.

Fine. I'll buy you a drink later.

Let's not make promises we won't keep.

I don't think we'll ever meet again.

Take care,

Doctor.

Wait.

Hey, Patient.

Lupus is not a fatal disease.

You need to take good care of yourself.

Be careful in the sun.

Try to avoid working too much and getting stressed.

Answer me.

I work outside in the sun all day long

to install air conditioners.

I always work overtime.

So thank you for your advice.

- Just go. / - Get back to work.

Bye.

Dr. Lee,

I was a good doctor to my friend thanks to you.

He even gave me a present.

Thank you for your help.

You should be thanking

Nurse Jang.

Don't you think so?

Nurse Jang, please.

I'm really sorry.

He bought me shoes.

Let me take a look.

Ms. Kang Shinjoo decided to

give up on the baby.

She can't afford to raise the baby.

The baby was needed by everyone,

but in the end, is wanted by no one.

Still, I'm happy that you came into this world.

Sometimes in life,

someone you didn't expect reaches out to help you.

I saw a miraculous thing like that happen.

It will happen to you as well.

You'll figure out how to go on with your life.

Welcome to this world.

Dr. Lee.

Yes?

Would it be okay if I give you my answer now?

Right here? On the streets?

You want to give me your answer

on this crowded, noisy street?

Then, where should we...

So,

may I tell you my answer now?

I thought a lot

about you

and about me.

I mean, about us.

- I've decided... / - It's so nice.

The air tonight is so nice.

Dr. Lee...

Please give me your hand.

- Your hand. / - My hand?

- Come on. / - Why?

- Stand up. / - Okay.

You're very nervous.

- I am? / - Yes.

Wouldn't it be better to wait and talk

when you feel more relaxed?

Playing a sport

is the best way to relieve nervousness.

- Shall we play a game? / - Pardon?

Throw it.

- Can I just throw it? / - Yes.

- Did you see that? / - Yes, I saw it.

You pulled it off on your first attempt.

- One more time. Good luck. / - Here I go.

I'm good at this, right?

You're not bad.

Give me the ball.

Here I go.

All right.

Foul.

- Stop. / - Goodness.

That's it. No!

Wait!

It's in.

Wait. No!

- You're travelling! / - I am!

- Goodness. / - No!

- Come this way. / - This way?

Like this?

Shoot!

That was the first half.

- What? / - The second half begins now.

Dr. Lee, I'm too exhausted. I can't play anymore.

Why not? You're on fire today.

Let's keep playing. It's fun.

Gosh.

Are you really tired?

Yes.

I guess that's it for today.

Since you're tired,

let's leave our talk for tomorrow, too.

Well...

Hold on, Dr. Lee.

I...

Don't you see why I'm being this way?

What?

I

have never been afraid

in all my life.

Not even once. However,

right now,

you're the one making me afraid.

I'm afraid of what you might say,

and I don't know how I'd react

upon hearing your words.

That's

what I'm afraid of.

Let's have our talk

tomorrow.

This is my answer.

You wouldn't let me speak.

I know I'm not ready for this,

but if it's with you, I'd like to give it a shot.

Thank you for the drink.

Minjae, you were right.

I'm...

I'm changing.

I want an MRI.

The results are out.

It's just as I expected.

Director Lee.

The worst-case scenario has happened.

We've received a massive amount of foreign investments.

Is it true

that we're accepting foreign investments?

It's been a long time, my friend.

What happened?

He fell off a building at a construction site.

He fell while installing air conditioners.

Sir, Sir!

There was no safety bar there.

He was installing them without any safety equipment.

Epidural.

Give him an epidural immediately.

Yes, Doctor.

- Where's the emergency patient? / - In the ER.

Thank you.

What happened?

I

just discharged him.

What happened?

He fell while installing

an air conditioner.

Darn it.

How could this happen?

I saved his life

only hours ago.

How is this possible?

Get out of my way.

Doctor, please save him.

Please save him.

This doesn't make any sense.

How could he die so easily?

How can it be this easy?

We did everything we could

in order to save him!

Doctor, we can't just let him die like this.

This isn't right.

Hanmo.

I

never learned how to shed tears.

The dysfunction on your frontal lobe

is just as how it was.

Nothing has changed.

Dr. Lee.

Is now the time

you need Wi-Fi?

No.

The signal

was never there.

Not even once.

I have been fooled all this time.

I

don't want to deceive you.

Did something happen?

I never changed.

I'm still the same,

and I will always be like this.

You and I are over now.

End of

transmission.